QTP ASCII CHR() CODE CHART
ASCII
Entering/Reading ASCII codes - when using QTP - is sometimes needed to achieve certain functionality.
ASCII stand for American Standard Code for Information Interchange and it is a character encoding scheme based on the English alphabet.
QTP has two built in functions (ASC and Chr) that are helpful to know when you need to work with ASCII info.
ASC() Function
ASC() is a QTP function that returns the code of the character passed to it. For example if you wanted to know what the ASCII/ANSI code for the pound symbol #:
Msgbox Asc(“#”)
The above will return the code 35
Chr() Function
If you wanted to enter or search for the pound key in a string you would use the QTP Chr() function. This function will return the character associated with the code passed to it. For example:
Msgbox Chr(35)
This will return the pound sign.
Common ASCII codes for QTP
Here are some of the most common ASCII codes I often use in QTP:
Chart for all the QTP Chr() codes:
ASCII
Entering/Reading ASCII codes - when using QTP - is sometimes needed to achieve certain functionality.
ASCII stand for American Standard Code for Information Interchange and it is a character encoding scheme based on the English alphabet.
QTP has two built in functions (ASC and Chr) that are helpful to know when you need to work with ASCII info.
ASC() Function
ASC() is a QTP function that returns the code of the character passed to it. For example if you wanted to know what the ASCII/ANSI code for the pound symbol #:
Msgbox Asc(“#”)
The above will return the code 35
Chr() Function
If you wanted to enter or search for the pound key in a string you would use the QTP Chr() function. This function will return the character associated with the code passed to it. For example:
Msgbox Chr(35)
This will return the pound sign.
Common ASCII codes for QTP
Here are some of the most common ASCII codes I often use in QTP:
| QTP CODE | SYMBOL | DESCRIPTION |
| Chr(34) | " | Double Quotes |
| Chr(10) | Line Feed | |
| Chr(13) | Carriage Return | |
| Chr(32) | Space |
| QTP CODE | SYMBOL | DESCRIPTION |
| Chr(0) | NUL | Null char |
| Chr(1) | SOH | Start of Heading |
| Chr(2) | STX | Start of Text |
| Chr(3) | ETX | End of Text |
| Chr(4) | EOT | End of Transmission |
| Chr(5) | ENQ | Enquiry |
| Chr(6) | ACK | Acknowledgment |
| Chr(7) | BEL | Bell |
| Chr(8) | BS | Back Space |
| Chr(9) | HT | Horizontal Tab |
| Chr(10) | LF | Line Feed |
| Chr(11) | VT | Vertical Tab |
| Chr(12) | FF | Form Feed |
| Chr(13) | CR | Carriage Return |
| Chr(14) | SO | Shift Out / X-On |
| Chr(15) | SI | Shift In / X-Off |
| Chr(16) | DLE | Data Line Escape |
| Chr(17) | DC1 | Device Control 1 (oft. XON) |
| Chr(18) | DC2 | Device Control 2 |
| Chr(19) | DC3 | Device Control 3 (oft. XOFF) |
| Chr(20) | DC4 | Device Control 4 |
| Chr(21) | NAK | Negative Acknowledgement |
| Chr(22) | SYN | Synchronous Idle |
| Chr(23) | ETB | End of Transmit Block |
| Chr(24) | CAN | Cancel |
| Chr(25) | EM | End of Medium |
| Chr(26) | SUB | Substitute |
| Chr(27) | ESC | Escape |
| Chr(28) | FS | File Separator |
| Chr(29) | GS | Group Separator |
| Chr(30) | RS | Record Separator |
| Chr(31) | US | Unit Separator |
| Chr(32) | Space | |
| Chr(33) | ! | Exclamation mark |
| Chr(34) | " | Double quotes (or speech marks) |
| Chr(35) | # | Number |
| Chr(36) | $ | Dollar |
| Chr(37) | % | Procenttecken |
| Chr(38) | & | Ampersand |
| Chr(39) | ' | Single quote |
| Chr(40) | ( | Open parenthesis (or open bracket) |
| Chr(41) | ) | Close parenthesis (or close bracket) |
| Chr(42) | * | Asterisk |
| Chr(43) | + | Plus |
| Chr(44) | , | Comma |
| Chr(45) | - | Hyphen |
| Chr(46) | . | Period, dot or full stop |
| Chr(47) | / | Slash or divide |
| Chr(48) | 0 | Zero |
| Chr(49) | 1 | One |
| Chr(50) | 2 | Two |
| Chr(51) | 3 | Three |
| Chr(52) | 4 | Four |
| Chr(53) | 5 | Five |
| Chr(54) | 6 | Six |
| Chr(55) | 7 | Seven |
| Chr(56) | 8 | Eight |
| Chr(57) | 9 | Nine |
| Chr(58) | : | Colon |
| Chr(59) | ; | Semicolon |
| Chr(60) | < | Less than (or open angled bracket) |
| Chr(61) | = | Equals |
| Chr(62) | > | Greater than (or close angled bracket) |
| Chr(63) | ? | Question mark |
| Chr(64) | @ | At symbol |
| Chr(65) | A | Uppercase A |
| Chr(66) | B | Uppercase B |
| Chr(67) | C | Uppercase C |
| Chr(68) | D | Uppercase D |
| Chr(69) | E | Uppercase E |
| Chr(70) | F | Uppercase F |
| Chr(71) | G | Uppercase G |
| Chr(72) | H | Uppercase H |
| Chr(73) | I | Uppercase I |
| Chr(74) | J | Uppercase J |
| Chr(75) | K | Uppercase K |
| Chr(76) | L | Uppercase L |
| Chr(77) | M | Uppercase M |
| Chr(78) | N | Uppercase N |
| Chr(79) | O | Uppercase O |
| Chr(80) | P | Uppercase P |
| Chr(81) | Q | Uppercase Q |
| Chr(82) | R | Uppercase R |
| Chr(83) | S | Uppercase S |
| Chr(84) | T | Uppercase T |
| Chr(85) | U | Uppercase U |
| Chr(86) | V | Uppercase V |
| Chr(87) | W | Uppercase W |
| Chr(88) | X | Uppercase X |
| Chr(89) | Y | Uppercase Y |
| Chr(90) | Z | Uppercase Z |
| Chr(91) | [ | Opening bracket |
| Chr(92) | \ | Backslash |
| Chr(93) | ] | Closing bracket |
| Chr(94) | ^ | Caret - circumflex |
| Chr(95) | _ | Underscore |
| Chr(96) | ` | Grave accent |
| Chr(97) | a | Lowercase a |
| Chr(98) | b | Lowercase b |
| Chr(99) | c | Lowercase c |
| Chr(100) | d | Lowercase d |
| Chr(101) | e | Lowercase e |
| Chr(102) | f | Lowercase f |
| Chr(103) | g | Lowercase g |
| Chr(104) | h | Lowercase h |
| Chr(105) | i | Lowercase i |
| Chr(106) | j | Lowercase j |
| Chr(107) | k | Lowercase k |
| Chr(108) | l | Lowercase l |
| Chr(109) | m | Lowercase m |
| Chr(110) | n | Lowercase n |
| Chr(111) | o | Lowercase o |
| Chr(112) | p | Lowercase p |
| Chr(113) | q | Lowercase q |
| Chr(114) | r | Lowercase r |
| Chr(115) | s | Lowercase s |
| Chr(116) | t | Lowercase t |
| Chr(117) | u | Lowercase u |
| Chr(118) | v | Lowercase v |
| Chr(119) | w | Lowercase w |
| Chr(120) | x | Lowercase x |
| Chr(121) | y | Lowercase y |
| Chr(122) | z | Lowercase z |
| Chr(123) | { | Opening brace |
| Chr(124) | | | Vertical bar |
| Chr(125) | } | Closing brace |
| Chr(126) | ~ | Equivalency sign - tilde |
| Chr(127) | Delete |
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